Best super hot, that requires least sunshine or warmth.

9 years ago

Which super-hot pepper varieties that are at least Habanero heat level, require the least sunshine and short, warm 70F +, seasons? (I realize this is probably not optimal for any super-hot, but I am asking, "if you had choose a variety" question here....)

This post was edited by Enocelot on Wed, Aug 20, 14 at 4:05

Comments (4)

John A
9 years ago
Manzanos
seysonn
9 years ago
Yes Manzano is doing fine in my PNW garden. It did do very little in July which was unusually hot, but now that it has cooled off , may manzano is bursting into pods. It gets about 4 hours of direct sun.

BUT, Manzan is not considered a super hot. Its heat is like 10 k to 25k on shu scale.
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Big Kahuna
9 years ago
I think you should be able to grow pretty much anything you want, if you start them early enough, put them in decent soil and make sure they get enough (but not too much) water.

I've heard 7-pots tend to be earlier than the other supers, but I've no personal experience with them.
DMForcier
9 years ago
Enocelot, do you have a heat zone that corresponds to the ones we have the US maps for? In Switzerland I imagine it would have more to do with your altitude than with your location.

Dennis